Gypsy Vanner Horses: "There's no such thing as too much horsepower!"
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MVP's Newest Gypsy Vanner Stars! |
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TaufinGypsy MVP's newest homozygous WOW stallion. Please click on his picture to see all of his information. |
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IvanhoeIvanhoe is a friendly, and well mannered Gypsy Vanner stallion. Please click on his picture to see all of his information! |
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CamelotCamelot is a well built 2 year old Gypsy Vanner! He is extremely heavy in bone and has tons of hair! Click on his picture to see new photos added 06/04/2008! |
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JazzJUST LISTED Saturday 06/21/2008! Don't wait this is a gorgeous- |
A Little Bit About Gypsy MVP and The Magnolia Ranch
Far from its native homeland of the United Kingdom, the Gypsy Vanner thrives in the gentle plains near Houston Texas. Under the careful management of Doug and Elaine Kneis and their dedicated team of professionals, Gypsy MVP offers professional services to equine enthusiasts around the world. Welcome … to Gypsy MVP … at Magnolia Ranch.
The Gypsy Vanner is relatively new to North America and there is some mystique shrouding the origin and development of this special horse. The Gypsy Vanner is the preferred wagon and riding horse of the Romany Gypsies. While the brightly-colored horses with profuse feather, mane, and tail are often called Gypsy Cobs, Tinkers, and other references, the Gypsy Vanner is the designation bestowed upon the “best of the best” of a half century breeding program. This program has had the intention to produce the most spectacular and well-bred Gypsy Horse to compliment the culture and colorful lifestyle of the Romany Gypsies…a horse called a Gypsy Vanner.
Only the top 10-15 percent of this breeding program would yield a horse worthy of the title Gypsy MVP Horse. With the foundation and bulk of the breed residing in the United Kingdom and difficult for the general population to physically see and be with these special horses, the North American public has been reliant on the word of importers and breeders that the horse they are purchasing is of quality.
As of June 1, 2007 approximately 1,350 Gypsy Horses were spread amongst three horse registries in North America today, but not all of them would carry the designation of a Gypsy MVP Horse. Many that have been imported are not of quality breeding stock, conformation, and stature. Because of the confusion, potential and real, surrounding this breed, and the lack of available information on these horses, Gypsy MVP saw a need to establish a network of high standards for their customers, so that their clients could be assured that the horses we acquire or secure for them are quality. And thus this quest for integrity gave birth to GYPSY MVP.
Because of both the uniqueness of the breed and mystery of the horse we call a Gypsy MVP Horse, along with the nuances of the Gypsy Culture, Erica Barton and Anne Bevan sought to develop, and have successfully created GypsyMVP.com, for the benefit of their Clients, which they call the Gypsy MVP Concierge Advantage.
About the Gypsy Vanner Breed
When looking for the perfect Gypsy MVP Horse, be sure they are docile, athletic, colorful, strong, and intelligent. By nature, “Gypsies” have excellent endurance. All horses are evaluated and must pass our set of seven points of conformation. This is not only our way of ensuring that we are retaining the quality of the breed; but your way of knowing we only have top quality Gypsies. When selecting your new Gypsy Vanner horse, you'll join an elite group of aficionados that has grown to love this breed. These horses are quickly becoming popular around the world. Find out from us why so many have fallen in love with the Gypsy breed.
